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HE name Gorham is an accepted 
| synonym for all that is beautiful 
in the art of the silversmith. 




It has been truly said, '' It is a 
matter for national pride that the 
stamp of an American house is acknowledged 
a sure guarantee of sterling purity." That cer- 
tainly means much, when all English silverware 
must have the government stamp, or hall-mark, 
to insure the same. 

In presenting this book of "Suggestions" the 
Gorham Company hope that it will be found 
helpful as a guide to selecting articles suitable 
for presents for all occasions. For convenient 
reference the various articles are enumerated and 



alphabetically arranged in a general list, and 
classified as follows : 

Articles for breakfast and tea tables Jewelry and articles for 

Articles for dinner and dessert tables personal adornment 

Articles for library and Leather goods 

writing tables Loving cups and prizes 

Articles for the work basket Mounted glassware 

Buffet furnishings Presents for children 

Candelabra and candlesticks Silver models for the cabinet (toys) 

Chafing dishes and furnishings Smokers' articles 

College and university shields Souvenir spoons 

Cutlery Toilet articles 

Flat silverware for table use Umbrellas and parasols 

The book is not a price list. It outlines simply a 
stock ever changing and growing in variety. The 
Gorham Company will be glad to supplement it by 
furnishing detailed information regarding any par- 
ticular article, accompanied by illustrations and 
prices of all the styles in which the goods are made. 

Special attention is given to engraving coats of 
arms, crests, inscriptions, monograms, ornamental 
lettering, and all other work of the engraver. In 
the Order and Repair Department particular care 
is given to the carrying out of customers' instruc- 
tions ; and articles of silver and jewelry can 
ofttimes be made as good as new. 

Gorham Manufacturing Company 
Silversmiths 
Broadway and Nineteenth Street, New York 



Articles for Breakfast and Tea Tables 



Bread and butter plates 

Bread trays 

Buckwheat cake covers 

Butter dishes 

Cake baskets 

Cake dishes 

Chocolate muddlers 

Chocolate pots 

Coffee pots 

Coffee urns 

Condiment stands 

Cream pitchers 

Egg boilers 

Egg cups 

Egg cutters 

Finger bowls 

Forks — see list 

Fruit bowls 

Fruit dishes 

Hot milk pitchers 

Hot water kettles 

Hot water pitchers 



Knives, see list, page 30 

Marmalade jars 

Mounted tiles 

Muffineers 

Orange cups 

Preserve dishes 

Slop bowls 

Spoon holders 

Spoons — see list 

Sugar bowls 

Syrup pitchers 

Tea balls 

Tea ball stands 

Tea bells 

Tea caddies 

Tea makers 

Tea pots 

Tea .sets 

Tea strainers 

Tea trays 

Toast racks 

Waiters for serving 



Articles for Dinner and Dessert Tables 



Almond dishes 
Asparagus dishes 
Asparagus servers 
Black coffee pots 
Bonbon dishes 
Bread and butter 

plates 
Bread trays 
Burgundy baskets 
Butter dishes 
Butter plates 
Cake dishes 
Celery dishes 
Center pieces 
Champagne coolers 
Cheese dishes 
Cheese scoops 
Claret pitchers 
Compotiers 
Condiment stands 
Dessert plate 



Double dishes 

By unlocking the handle 
the cover is converted 
into a dish. 

Fern dishes 
Finger bowls 
Fish dishes 

1 8, 20, 22 and 24 inches 

long. 

Fish dish covers 
Flower vases 
Forks — see list 
Fruit dishes 
Fruit plates 
Gravy boats 
Gravy boat stands 
Gravy tureens 
Horseradish jars 
Ice cream dishes 
Ice cream plates 
Jelly dishes 



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Articles for Dinner and Dessert Tables- 
Cpntinued 



Knives, see list page 30 
Liqueur decanters 
Meat dishes 

10, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 
inches long. 

Meat dishes 

With well and tree for col- 
lecting dish gravy 

Meat dish covers 

Mustard pots 

Nut bowls 

Nut cracks 

Nut picks 

Oil and vinegar stands 

Olive dishes 

Patty dishes 

Decorated china and sil- 
' ver stands. 

Pepper boxes 
Pickle dishes 



Preserve dishes 
Red pepper bottles 

with spoon 
Round meat dishes 

10, 12 and 14 inches in 
diameter. 

Salad bowls 
Salt cellars 
Salt shakers 
Sauce bottles 
Serving waiters 
Soup tureens 
Tobasco sauce bottles 
Tobasco sauce stands 
Water bottles 
Water pitchers 
Wine coasters 
Wine decanters 
Worcestershire 

sauce stands 



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Articles for Library and Writing Tables 

Nothing made by the Gorham Company has 
proved more acceptable to those in search of 
tasteful objects for gifts than these articles for 
library and writing tables. 

They are designed and constructed with a 
view to useful service, and whether in the boudoir 
of a lady, upon the desk of the banker or man of 
business, or on the library table of the literary or 
professional man, are not only always appreciated, 
but with recurring use and association become a 
constant reminder of the giver. 

Ranging from, articles of trifling cost to 
beautiful matched sets of considerable value, 
appropriate selections can be made for gifts of 
the most informal character or for more impor- 
tant occasions. 

These goods are to be had in the brightly 
polished silver or the French gray finish recently 
introduced. 

The glass used is the finest quality procurable, 
cut to the order of the Gorham Company from 
their own designs. 



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Articles for Library and Writing Tables- 
Continued 



Bankers' shears 
Bill files 
Blotters 
Blotting cases 
Blotting pads 
Calendars 
Candlesticks 
Check cutters 
Desk pads 
Desk rules 
Diaries 

Engagement pads 
-Envelope stands 
Fountain pens 



Gold pens 
Ink erasers 
Ink stands 
Ink stand trays 
Journals 
Lap tablets 
Letter clips 
Letter openers 
Letter scales 
Match holders 
Mucilage jars 

with brushes 
Note blocks 
Note books 





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Articles for Library 
Continued 

Paper knives 
Paper racks 
Paper weights 
Pen cleaners 
Pen extractors 
Pen holders 
Pen trays 
Pen wipers 
Pencil cases 
Pencil holders 

with rubbers 
Pin stands 
Postal scales 
Reading glasses 



and Writing Tables — 

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Scissors 
Sealing trays 
Sealing wax holders 
Sealing wax ladles 
Sealing wax melters 
Seals 

Spirit lamps 
Stamp books 
Stamp boxes 
Stamp moisteners 
Telegraph pads 
Thermometers 
Twine boxes 
Wax taper stands 




Articles for the Work Basket 



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These dainty and useful little things in silver 
have been produced by the Gorham Manufac- 
turing Company in response to the enquiries 
and suggestions of womankind, and will be 
found to fully meet every requirement of utility 
and convenience. 

According to the invariable rule of the Gorham 
Company, the same degree of care is bestowed 
upon the workmanship and finish 
of these small articles as upon 
objects of great value, with the 
result that they are readily dis- 
tinguished from inferior goods, 
while the prices will be found 
very moderate. 




Articles for the Work Basket — Continued 



Bodkins 

Buttonhole scissors 
Crochet needles 
Embroidery cases 
Embroidery hoops 
Embroidery scissors 
Emery balls 
Finger shields 
Glove menders 
Knitting ball holders 
Knitting needles 
Knitting needle cases 
Needle books 
Needle cases 
Needle threaders 
Pin balls 



Pin cushions 
Scissors 
Scissor sheaths 
Silk winders 
Spool holders 
Stilettos 

Stocking menders 
Egg shape with handles. 

Tape measures 

36 and 60 inches. 

Tatting shuttles 
Thimbles 
Thimble cases 
Tuck gauges 
Wax balls 




Buffet Furnishings 



Ale mugs 

with glass bottoms 
Bar spoons 

of various lengths 
Bitters bottles 
Bottle stands 
Champagne coolers 
Champagne openers 
Claret cup spoons 
Claret pitchers 
Cocktail mixers 
Cocktail strainers 
Cordial sets 
Corkscrews 
Funnels 

Ginger ale stands 
Glass holders 
Hot water pitchers 
Ice bowls 
Ice picks 
Ice scoops 
Jiggers 
Lemonade mixers 



Lemonade pitchers 
Lemonade spoons 
Lemon knives 
Liqueur decanters 
Liqueur labels 
Liquor bottles 
Liquor labels 
Nutmeg graters 
Punch bowls 
Punch ladles 
Sugar bowls 
Sugar scoops 
Tantalus sets 
Tumblers 
Waiters 
Water bottles 
Water pitchers 
Whiskey jugs 
Wine coasters 
Wine corks 
Wine decanters 
Wine labels 
Wire cutters 



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Candelabra and Candlesticks 

The beauty and variety of the Gorham 
Company's productions as exemplified in this line 
can be best appreciated by an examination of 
their stock, which includes these goods in various 
styles of decorative treatment, to conform to the 
character of the room or the appointments of 
the table. 



Candelabra 

For 2, 3, 5 and y lights. 



Candlesticks 

6, 7, 9, io and i: 
high- 



inches' 



Candle and shade 
holders for the above 



Candle shades 

In pierced openwork de- 
signs for use with colored 
linings. 

Mica linings 

These linings prevent 
scorching and discoloring 
of the shade by smoke. 



Candles 

They are hard pressed 
and of superior quality, 
especially made for Gor- 
ham candle holders, and 
will burn continuously for 
four hours and a half. 



Shade linings 

Green, lavender, orange, 
pink, red and white linen 
with fringe. By having a 
set of each color, new 
effects of light can be 
had on the table. 



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Chafing: Dishes and Furnishings 



Chafing dishes 

A large variety of pat- 
terns in sterling silver, 
Gorham plate, and cop- 
per, silver lined. 

/// connection with the 
above will be found — 

Blow pipes 

For extinguishing alcohol 
flame. 

Butter dishes 
Chafing dish 

forks and spoons 
Cracker jars 
Condiment stands 
Cream pitchers 
Lobster cracks 
Lobster picks 



Mustard pots 
Paprika holders 
Pepper boxes 
Round dishes 
Salt cellars 
Salt shakers 
Sauce bottles 
Serving waiters 
Spirit lamp fillers 
Terrapin dishes 
Terrapin forks 
Tobasco sauce bottles 
Tobasco sauce stands 
Trays 
Worcestershire 

sauce stands 



The Gorham chafing dish book will be found 
a guide to the preparation of most delicious 
dishes, and will be mailed upon application ; 
as will also the Gorham book for salads and 
dressings. 



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College and University Shields 

These are made by the Gorham Company of 
brass, with the arms properly represented in 
colors, and mounted on an oak board about 13 
inches in height. 

They are appropriate as ornaments for the 
walls of the " dens " of college men or the homes 
of alumni. 

As gifts to collegians nothing so acceptable 
can be offered at so reasonable a cost. 



Brown 

California 

Columbia 

Cornell 

Harvard 

Princeton 



Pennsylvania 

William and Mary 

Williams 

Yale 

A X Society 



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Cutlery 



Table cutlery 
Beef carvers and forks 
Bird carvers and forks 
Bread knives 

Carving sets 

Three and five pieces; 
fine steel in stag-horn 
handles mounted in ster- 
ling silver, or with all 
silver handles to match 
spoons and forks. 

Christy cake knives 
Dessert knives 
Fruit knives 
Game carvers and forks 
Hunting knives 
Joint holders 
Medium knives 
Orange knives 

Orange knives 
Florida pattern. 

Pocket knives 
Table knives 
Yachting knives 



Tea knives 

All of the above-named 
knives are of the finest 
steel blades, and handles 
of sterling silver, Gorham 
plate, ivory and mother 
of pearl. 

Scissors 

Bankers' shears 
Buttonhole 
Cuticle 

Curved and straight. 
Embroidery 
Folding 
Ladies' cutting 
Library 
Nail 

Curved and straight. 
Nail clippers 

Concave and convex. 
Razors 

Of the finest quality steel 

in sterling silver handles. 

Sets of razors 

Seven in a case, each en- 
graved or etched for a 
day in the week. 



Flat Silverware for Table Use 



Knives 

Bread and butter 
Butter 

Cake 

With saw on the back 
for cutting through icing. 

Cheese 

Crumb 

Dessert 

Fish, serving 

Fish, individual 

Fried oyster, serving 

Ice cream 

Jelly 

Macaroni 

Orange 

With saw on the back. 

Pie, serving 

Tea 

Tomato, serving 

Waffle 



Forks 

Asparagus 

Berry 

Cold meat 

Dessert 

Fish, serving 

Fish, individual 

Ice cream 

Lettuce 

Olive 

Oyster 

Pastry 

Pickle 

Salad, serving 

Salad, individual 

Sardine 

Smoked beef 

Table 

Tea 

Vegetable 



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Cluny 



Flat Silverware 


for Table Use — Continued 


Spoons 




Spoons 


Berry 




Gravy 


Bonbon 




For dish gravy. 


Bouillon 




Ice 


Bread and 


milk 


Ice cream 


Chocolate 




Jelly 


Coffee 




Mustard 


Confection 




Nut 


Dessert 




Olive 


Egg 




Orange 




Newcastle Chrysanthemum Chantilly Imperial Luxembourg Hano 



Flat Silverware for Table Use — Continued 



Spoons 

Pea 

Preserve 

Salt 

Saratoga chip 

Soup 

Soup, round bowls 

Sugar 

Tea 

Tea 

For " five o'clock," 

Vegetable 



Ladles 

Cream 

Gravy 

Oyster 

Punch 

Soup 

Tongs 

Asparagus, serving 

Asparagus, individual 

Bonbon 

Ice 

Sugar 




Strasbourg 



Flat Silverware for Table Use — Continued 

All of the articles listed on the three preceding 
pages can be had in any of the following patterns : 



Antique 


Imperial 


Meadow 


Baronial 


Im. chrysanthemum 


Mythological 


Chantilly 


King George 


Newcastle 


Cluny 


Lancaster 


Strasbourg 


Hanover 


Luxembourg 
(See illustration of patterns.) 


Versailles 



The Gorham Company chests are made in a 
special department of their works, from seasoned 
mahogany, oak and other hard woods, and, like 
all their other productions, are of the highest 
standard attainable, and add value to the wares 
which they protect. 

They can be supplied in any combination of 
forks, spoons and matched cutlery, with fancy 
pieces if desired, in lots of three dozen and up- 
wards, which can be arranged in almost endless 
variety from the stock of the Gorham Company. 

Compact cases are most convenient for keeping 
knives, forks and spoons in good form. 

Chamois rolls are also convenient for " putting 
away " knives, forks and spoons. 

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Loving Cups and Prizes 

The silversmith has no more encouraging field 
for artistic endeavor than in the supplying of 
loving cups and prizes incident to the remarkable 
growth of interest in athletic competitions and 
out-of-door sports. 

The wide popularity of golf in particular, and 
the multiplicity of competitive events and tourna- 
ments, has led to the making of an especially 
attractive assortment of cups and trophies care- 
fully designed to please the votaries of the royal 
game. 

The Gorham Company have, for some years 
past, contributed the best talent of their designers 
and craftsmen to the production of work of this 
class, until it has become an important branch of 
their manufacture, not only in the quantity and 
value of the work done, but in the highly artistic 
results achieved. 

But it is not alone for athletic prizes that this 
class of work is produced, as the occasions 
and anniversaries when gifts or testimonials of 
unique special pieces of silver are appropriate are 

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of constant occurrence and cover almost every 
phase of human interest and sympathy. 

The loving cup, typical of that good fellowship 
which exists between the members of a group of 
kindred spirits, is supposed to have had its 
origin with King Henry the Fifth of England, 
who, while riding in the forest, called at the door 
of an inn for a cup of wine, which the awkward 
barmaid handed to him by the single handle, thus 
forcing the king to take it with both hands, thereby 
soiling his gloves. On his return home, deter- 
mined to guard against the recurrence of such a 
mishap, he ordered a mug made with two handles 
and sent it to the -inn with directions to reserve 
it for his use. What was his chagrin on the 
occasion of his next visit to see the same maid 
approaching, grasping in her hands the two 
handles of the cup, thus compelling the king to 
receive it in this awkward fashion. He then 
ordered another mug to be made for him with 
three handles, which proved a successful solution 
of the problem. While the love cup is a favorite 
form, the prizes and testimonials made by the 
Gorham Company are by no means confined to 

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that style, but include tankards, vases, pitchers, 
punch bowls, waiters and other objects, in many 
of which most novel results have been secured 
through the use of ivory and stag horn in combi- 
nation with the silver, and by the aid of 
vitrified enamels to produce oriental effects of 
color. 

Those interested are invited to inspect the 
display of these special articles, at all times to be 
seen at the show rooms of the Gorham Company, 
who also solicit the opportunity to furnish special 
designs when required. 

A large variety of patterns constantly in stock 
for immediate selection, and particular attention 
given to designing special cups and prizes for all 
occasions. 



Bicycling 

Billiards 

Bowling 

Canoeing 

Class 

Cricketing 

Fencing: 



Golf 

Polo 

Racing 

Rowing 

Tennis 

Yachting 

Etc. 



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hi Loving Cups and Prizes for Golf 



M Ale mugs 
I Belts 
I Belt clasps 
Biscuit jars 



Cigarette cases 
Cloth brushes 
Corkscrews 
Flasks 







Bonbon boxes 
Bonnet brushes 
Brooches 
Card cases 
Cigar cases 
Cigar cutters 
Cigar jars 
Cigar lighters 



Garter clasps 
Golf scorers 
Golf sticks 
Hair brushes 
Hand mirrors 
Inkstands 
Lace pins 
Love cups 



Loving Cups and Prizes for Golf — Continued 



Match boxes 
Memoranda books 
Pencil cases 
Pipes 

Pocket flasks 
Pocket knives 
Razors 
Razor strops 



Scarf pins 
Shaving brushes 
Shaving mugs 
V_Sleeve links 
Soap boxes 
Pankards 
Umbrellas 
Vases 




Rookwood pottery 
Artistically decorated 
with silver. 

Salts bottles 



Walking canes 
Whisk brooms 
Whiskey jugs 
Whistles 



These articles are decorated with golf emblems, 
engraved, and applied in relief, and enameled with golf 
pictures. For other suggestions for golf prizes see the 
Gorham golf book, mailed upon application. 



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Jewelry and Articles for Personal Adorn- 
ment in Sterling Silver, Set with Stones and 
Gilded, or not, as preferred 

The Gorham Company 
have constantly employed 
special talent of a high 
order, whose only concern 
it is to design and produce 
the interesting objects com- 
prised under this classifica- 
tion, and constant study and 
experiment results in an 
eclecticism which considers 
the artistic quality of the work rather than the 
intrinsic value of the materials employed. Thus, 
the use of sterling silver, with its wonderful 
quality of taking on various color tones under 
special treatment, and its ready adaptability 
to bizarre effects by amal- 
gamation with other metals 





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and in combination with enamels 
and semi-precious stones, has brought about the 
result of making the silver-worker the true jeweler 
of to-day. 

With those recurring seasons when fashion 
dictates changes in costume, and especially at 
the Easter and Christmas seasons, the cases of 
the Gorham Company will be daily replenished 
with the latest creations of the fancy of their in- 
dustrious workers in this interesting; field. 



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Illustrations of silver jewelry 
are not published, but intend- 
ing purchasers who cannot call to make personal 
selection can be confident of satisfactory results 
by mentioning article and limit of price and 
entrusting the selection to the Company ; or, if 
preferred, a selection will be sent on approval to 
parties making themselves known by reference. 



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Jewelry and Articles for Personal Adorn- 
ment — Continued 



Back combs 

These combs are made 
of tortoise shell richly 
ornamented. 

Bangles 
Belt buckles 
Belt clasps 
Belt pins 
Bonnet pins 
Bracelets 
Brooches 

Chatelaine articles 
Chatelaine pins 
Chatelaines 
Chatelaine watches 
Cloak clasps 




Collarettes 
Collar buttons 
Cuff buttons 
Cuff pins 

Enameled brooches 

Representing birds, but- 
terflies, flowers, lizards, 
pansies, snakes, sweet 
peas, violets, etc. 

Enameled scarf pins 
Of college and yacht club 
colors. 

Finger rings 
Set with stones. 

Garter clasps 

Richly ornamented and 
mounted on silk webbing 
with bows of various HI 
colors. o 




Jewelry and Articles for Personal Adorn- 
ment — Continued 



Gentlemen's 

suspenders 

These are of silk webbing 
with handsome clasps and 
buckles. 



Lockets 

Lorgnon chains 

Silver gilt, ornamented 
with amethysts, garnets, 
pearls, topaz, turquoise, 
white crystals, etc. 




Hair ornaments 
Hair pins 
Hat pins 



Lace pins 

In forms of coach horn? 
golf sticks, hunting horn? 
riding crops, etc. 



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Jewelry and Articles for Personal Adorn- 
ment — Continued 



Side combs 

These combs are made 
of tortoise shell richly 
ornamented. 

Scarf holders 
Scarf pins 
Silk fobs 
With seals. 

Silk sashes 

With handsome silver gilt 
clasps, set with semi- 
precious stones. 



Sleeve buttons 
Sleeve links 
Stick pins 

Stocking supporters 
Suspender buckles 
Watch chains 

Watch charms 

Anchors, bears, bulls, 
compasses, clogs, goats, 
horses, lockets, wheels, 
etc. 



Cotillion Favors, Euchre and Whist Prizes 



Suggestions for sterling silver 
cotillion favors and progressive 
euchre and whist prizes will be 
furnished upon application, and 
original designs and estimates 
submitted if desired ; also for 
class and society pins, rings, etc! 



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Leather Goods, Silver Mounted 



Account books 
Address books 
Address labels 
Albums 
Betting books 
Bibles 
Bill books 
Bill rolls 
Blotting cases 
Blotting pads 
Book covers 



Calendars 
Card cases 
Chatelaine bags 
Chatelaine purses 
Cigar cases 
Cigarette cases 
Collar and cuff cases 
Commuters' ticket 

cases 
Dash board clock 

cases 







Leather Goods — Continued 

Desk pads 
Diaries 
Dog collars 
Engagement pads 
Eye glass cases 
Folding mirrors 
Gentlemen's belts 
Jewelry cases 
Journals 
Ladies' belts 
Lap tablets 
Letter wallets 
Marriage certificates 
Match boxes 
Medicine cases 
Memoranda books 
Music rolls 
Note blocks 




Note books 
Paper and envelope 
stands 
Photograph albums 
Photograph cases 
Photograph frames 
Physicians' bags 
Physicians' books 
Pocket books 
Portemonnaies 




Leather Goods — Continued 



Prayer books 

For the Protestant Epis- t> u 

, , ,, „ , tobacco pouch 

copal and Roman Catho 

lie Churches. 



Prayer and hymnals 

Purses 

Riding belts 

Satchels 

Sermon cases 

Shawl straps 



Shopping bags 

poucnes 
Traveling bags 
Traveling bags 

With toilet articles. 

Traveling cases 
Umbrella straps 
Visiting books 
Visiting cases 







Mounted Glassware 



The glass being cut or engraved from especially 
prepared designs for the Gorham Company, all 
mounted in sterling silver in a wide range of 
style and price. 



Ale mugs 
Almond dishes 
Atomizers 
Bay rum bottles 
Berry bowls 
Biscuit jars 
Bitters bottles 
Bonbon dishes 
Bud holders 
Butter dishes 
Butter plates 
Camphor bottles 
Candy boxes 
Celery dishes 
Cheese covers 
Cigar jars 
Cigarette jars 



Claret pitchers 
Cologne bottles 
Cracker jars 
Cream pitchers 
Decanters 
Drinking mugs 
Fern dishes 
Finger bowls 
Fruit bowls 
Fruit dishes 
Horseradish jars 
Ice bowls 
Ice cream dishes 
Ice cream plates 
Ink stands 
Jelly dishes 
Lemonade pitchers 



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Mounted Glassware — Continued 



Liqueur decanters 
Liquor bottles 
Love cups 
Marmalade jars 
Medicine glasses 

With covers. 
Mucilage jars 
Muffineers 
Mustard pots 
Nail brush tubes 
Olive dishes 
Pepper boxes 
Pickle dishes 
Pomade boxes 
Powder boxes 
Preserve dishes 
Puff boxes 
Punch bowls 
Red pepper bottles 

With spoons. 

Salad bowls 
Salt cellars 



Salt shakers 
Salts bottles 
Salve boxes 
Sauce bottles 
Shaving brush tubes 
Smelling bottles 
Soap boxes 
Soup dishes 
Sugar bowls 
Syrup pitchers 
Tea caddies 
Tobasco sauce bottles 
Toilet bottles 
Toilet boxes 
Tooth brush dishes 
Tooth brush tubes 
Tooth powder bottles 
Tooth powder boxes 
Water bottles 
Water pitchers 
Whiskey jugs 
Wine decanters 



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Smokers' Articles 



Ash dishes 

Briarwood pipes 

Made from selected wood 
and mounted with silver 
emblems of cricketing, 
golfing and yachting; also 
college colors and yacht 
club signals. 

Cigar boxes 

Silver, lined with cedar. 

Cigar box openers 



Cigar cabinets 

Mahogany and oak with 
brass and silver mounts, 
and lined with metal in 
compartments. 

Cigar cases 

Silver, and leather mount- 
ed with silver. 

Cigar cutters 

Cigar jars 

Cigar lighters 

Silver and stag horn 
mounted with silver. 

igar vases 




Smokers' Articles — Continued 



Cigarette boxes 

These are of silver, lined 
with cedar. 



.Cigarette holders 



Cigarette cases 

Silver, and leather mount- 
ed with silver; also enam- 
eled with pictures of 
fishing, golfing, hunting, 
yachting, etc. 




Cigarette paper holders 

Cigarette vases 

Match boxes 

Silver, and enameled with 
college colors, yacht club 
signals and signal code. 
Monograms designed and 
enameled to order. 



Match holders 



Smoking sets 

Consisting of cigar vase, 
cigarette vase, cigar 
lighter, match holder and 
ash dish on a silver tray. 

Tobacco jars 

Rookwood richly decora- 
ted with etched silver. 

Tobacco pipe cleaners 

Tobacco pouches 



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Souvenir Spoons 



Anglo-Saxon alliance 

With the stars and stripes and Union Jack enameled, 
and the quotation of the Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, 
" The stars and stripes and the Union Jack should wave 
together over an Anglo-Saxon alliance." 

Army and Navy, British-American, Cuban- 
American, Old Glory, Victory. 

State spoons 

Representing the arms and other characteristics of 
each State. 

California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, 

Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, 

Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New 

Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin. 

State spoons 

With battleship enameled in the bowl. 
California, with U. S. S. California. Illinois, with 
JJ. S. S. Illinois. Indiana, with U. S. S. Indiana. 
Iowa, with U. S. S. Iowa. Maryland, with 
U.S.S. Baltimore. Massachusetts, with U.S.S. 
Massachusetts. Minnesota, with U. S. S. Min- 
neapolis. New York, with U. S. S. 
New York. Ohio, with U. S. S. Cin- 
cinnati. Wisconsin, with U. S. S. 
Wisconsin. Others to order. 



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Souvenir Spoons — Continued 



Army and Navy spoons 

With battleship enameled in the bowl. 
U. S. S. Baltimore, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, 
Illinois, Iowa, Massachusetts, Newark, Olympia 
and Oregon. Others to order. 

Army and Navy spoons 

With portrait enameled in the bowl. 

Hobson, Lee, Merritt, Miles, Roosevelt, Sampson, 
Schley, Shatter, the rough rider, the standard 
bearer. Others to order. 

Portraits of commanding officers 

Enameled on the handles and their ships in the bowls. 
Clark and U. S. S. Oregon, Dewey and U. S. S. 
Olympia, Evans and U. S. S. Iowa, Schley and 
U. S. S. Brooklyn, Sigsbee and U. S. S. Maine. 
Others to order. 

Afiscei/aneo // s 
Actors' fund 

With portraits of prominent actors 

and actresses. 

Atlanta 

With negro's head enameled on 
handle and watermelon enameled 
in bowl. 

Baby, Easter, Nansen, K. Y. 
City. 



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Toilet Articles 



The assortment of these goods is especially 
comprehensive and complete, most of the fol- 
lowing mentioned articles being made to match 
in no less than fifteen different patterns. 



Atomizers 

Bay rum bottles 

Button hooks 

Camphor bottles 

Cloth brushes 

Cologne bottles 

Cologne stands 

Comb cleaners 

Corn knives 

Court plaster cases 

Cuticle knives 

Cuticle scissors 
Curved and straight. 

Curling sets 
Curling tongs 
Dental mirrors 
Dressing; combs 



Eyebrow brushes 
Glove buttoners 
Glove powder bottles 
Glove stretchers 
Hair brushes 
Hair brush trays 
Hair pin boxes 
Hair pin trays 
Hand mirrors 
Hat brushes 
Lip salve boxes 
Manicure sets in cases 
Mirrors with easels 
Moustache brushes 
Moustache combs 
Nail brushes 
Nail brush tubes 



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Toilet Articles — Continued 



Nail clippers 
Nail files 
Nail polishers 
Nail scissors 

Curved and straight. 

Pin cushions 
Pin trays 
Pocket combs 
Pomade boxes 
Powder boxes 
Powder puffs 
Puff boxes 
Pumice stone 
With silver handle. 

Razors 
Razor strops 
Salts bottles 
Salts bottle stands 
Salve boxes 
Shaving brushes 
Shaving brush tubes 



Shaving mirrors 
Shaving mugs 
Shaving sets in cases 
Shaving soap boxes 
Shoe buttoners 
Shoe horns 
Soap boxes 
Soap dishes 
Talcum powder boxes 
Toilet bottles 
Toilet boxes 
Toilet sets in cases 
Tooth brushes 
Tooth brush covers 
Tooth brush dishes 
Tooth brush stands 
Tooth brush tubes 
Tooth powder bottles 
Tooth powder boxes 
Tweezers 
Vaseline cases 
Vaseline stands 

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Presents for Children 



Baby's pins 

Bread and milk bowls 

Bread and milk spoons 

Dressing combs 

Drinking mugs 

Food pushers 

Forks 

Hair brushes 

Napkin holders 

Napkin rings 

Necklaces 

Pin cushions 

Plates 

Porringers 

Powder puffs 

Puff boxes 

Rattles 

Safety pins 

Sash pins 

Table trays 

Teething rings 

Ivory and mother 
of pearl. 



Whistles with bells 

Combinations in cases 
Bowl and plate 
Bowl, plate and mug 
Bowl, plate, mug, knife, 

fork and spoon 
Food pusher and spoon 
Fork and spoon 

Knife, fork and spoon 

Many other combinations 
can be made. 

Drinking mugs 

Richly gilt and enameled 
with pictures illustrating 
nursery rhymes : " Hey 
Diddle Diddle"; "Jack 
and Jill " ; " Puss in 
Boots " ; " Sing a Song of 
Sixpence " ; " Tom the 
Piper's Son " ; " Who 
Killed Cock Robin." 

Birthday forks 
Birthday knives 
Birthday spoons 




Silver Models for the Cabinet (Toys) 





For hundreds of years the silversmiths of 
Holland have made toys of silver, and there 
are to-day preserved in the cabinets of 
many of the older New York families, toys 
brought to this country, as among their 
prized possessions, by Dutch ancestors. 

The Gorham toys are correct models in every 
detail of the objects they are intended to repre- 
sent, and as cabinet pieces will increase in value 
with the lapse of time. 



Bureaus 

Carts 

Chairs 

Chiffoniers 

Coaches 

Coffee pots 

Coupe's 

Cream pitchers 

Dog carts 

Dog kennels 

Dressing mirrors 



Dressing tables 
Farm wagons 
Four-in-hands 
Garden rakes 
Garden spades 
Garden trowels 
Hansom cabs 
Leaf tables 
Mail coaches 
Round tables 
Runabouts 





Silver Models for the Cabinet 
(Toys) — Continued 



Sleighs 

Slop bowls 

Sofas 

Spinning wheels 

Sugar bowls 



Tea pots 
Tea sets 
Waiters 
Watering pots 
Wheelbarrows 




Models of chairs used by 

Bryant 

Bulwer 

Bunyan 

Dickens 

Garrick 

Goldsmith 

Grant 

Hook 

Lincoln 



Longfellow 

Napoleon 

Nelson 

Poe 

Raleigh 

Rubens 

Shakespeare 

Tennyson 

Thackeray 

Trollope 

Washington 

Watts 




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Riding and Driving 

The constant demand for the highest 
class of accessories for those who ride 
and drive has caused the Gorham 
Company to devise a very complete 
assortment of goods mounted in silver 
or made entirely of that metal, and a 
large stock from which to make selec- 
tions is carried at all times. 

The material used in the manufacture of 
the whips for every class of driving, and the 
riding whips and crops, is the best that can 
be procured, and the goods are made under 
the direction of the Gorham Company by 
the most approved makers, and the same 
may be said of all other articles of equip- 
ment which are not included within the art 
of the silversmith. The silver mountings 
are all of their own manufacture. 

The Gorham Company manufacture ex- 
clusively a novelty in the way of a crop 
with a revolving spur rowel attached to rear 



of stag-horn handle, doing away with the neces- 
sity of wearing spur attached to boot, making it 
especially desirable for women riders. 

It is quite inexpensive, and is made in both 
men's and women's sizes. 

In the mounting of their whips, great care is 
taken by the Gorham Company to preserve the 
proper proportion of weight in the handle and 
not in any way to sacrifice the practicability of 
the article for service. 

The sterling silver mountings range from those 
of very plain but substantial design adding but 
little to the cost, to those of very ornate design, 
some being set with precious or semi-precious 
stones. 

For those desiring objects to be given as 
prizes for horsemanship, there will always be 
found a variety of articles suitable for events in 
the hunting field, amateur races, steeple chasing, 
polo, etc., and the competitions of cavalry 
troops and riding and driving clubs, 
which can be suitably en- 
!< -. graved or etched. 





Umbrellas, Canes and Parasols 

The fine silk used in the umbrellas and 
parasols sold by the Gorham Company is espe- 
cially made for the purpose. 

The frames are steel paragon, insuring dura- 
bility and lightness. 

The sticks are partridge wood, with handles 
of carved ivory, mother of pearl, tortoise shell 
and various fancy natural woods mounted in 
silver. 

In the production of the sterling silver mount- 
ings, the Gorham Company have used their 
unequaled resources in the making of an almost 
endless variety, from plain caps and bands 
which cost but a trifle more than inferior goods 
to charming examples of the art of the silver- 
smith and chaser, some being set with semi- 
precious stones or embellished with gold and 
enamel. 

They also have the handles of gun metal with 
bands of gold or silver. 

Considering the high quality of both the 
umbrellas and the mountings, with the reputation 

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of the Gorham Company as a guarantee of their 

excellence, these goods will be found 

reasonable in price. ftp 

In parasols, rare and exclusive novelties Pf 
1 til 

will be shown each season. 

In canes the best specimens^^^^^ 



of natural woods, including 

Partridge French tortured oak 

Malacca Pamyr vine 

Borneo penang Sumatra bamboo 

Ceylon briar Baku 

Congo Snakewood 
Adrelette 

They are usually mounted in the 
plain but heavy and substantial 
manner desired by men and will be 
found to be most serviceable. 

Special presentation articles of 
this class are supplied and designs 
for same furnished when desired. 




Account books 

Address books 

Address labels 

Albums 

Ale mugs 

Almond dishes 

Armlets 

Articles for breakfast 

and tea tables — see list 
Articles for dinner and 

dessert tables — see list 
Articles for library and 

"writing tables — see list 
Articles for the work 

basket — see list 
Ash dishes 
Asparagus dishes 
Asparagus servers 
Atomizers 

Babies' brushes 
Babies' combs 
Babies' rattles 
Back combs 
Bag labels 
Bangles 

Bankers' shears 
Bar spoons 
Bay rum bottles 



Bedroom candlesticks 

Belts 

Belt buckles 

Belt clasps 

Belt pins 

Berry bowls 

Betting books 

Bibles 

Bicycle plates 

Bicycle prizes 

Bill books 

Bill files 

Bill rolls 

Billiard chalk holders 

Billiard prizes . 

Bird carvers 

Birthday forks 

Birthday knives 

Birthday spoons 

Biscuit jars 

Bitters bottles 

Black coffee pots 

Blotters 

Blotting cases 

Blotting pads 

Blow pipes 

Boats'n's whistles 

Bodkins 

Bonbon boxes 



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Bonbon dishes 

Bonbon servers 

Bonnet brushes 

Bonnet pins 

Bonnet whisks 

Book covers 

Book marks 

Boot hooks 

Bottle holders 

Bottle stands 

Bowling prizes 

Bracelets 

Bread and butter plates 

Bread and milk bowls 

Bread knives 

Bread trays 

Brooches 

Buckwheat cake covers 

Bud holders 

Buffet furnishings — see 

list 
Burgundy baskets 
Butter dishes 
Butter picks 
Butter plates 
Buttonhole scissors 
Button hooks 

Cabinet models 

(toys) — see list 
Cake baskets 
Cake dishes 
Calendars 



Call bells 
Camphor bottles 
Candelabra 
Candles 
Candle holders 
Candle shades 
Candle snuffers 

and tray 
Candlesticks 
Candy boxes 
Canoeing prizes 
Card cases 
Carving sets 
Celery dishes 
Center pieces 
Chafing dishes 
Chafing forks 
Chafing spoons 
Chain purses 
Champagne coolers 
Champagne openers 
Chamois rolls 
Change carriers 
Chatelaines 
Chatelaine bags 
Chatelaine pins 
Chatelaine purses 
Chatelaine watches 
Check cutters 
Cheese dishes 
Cheese knobs 
Cheese scoops 
Chests for silverware 



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Chests of silverware 
Children's articles — see 

list 
Children's bowls 
Children's forks 
Children's mugs 
Children's plates 
Children's table trays 
Chocolate muddlers 
Chocolate pots 
Christening presents — 

see children's articles 
Christy bread and cake 

knives 
Cigar boxes 
Cigar box openers 
Cigar cabinets 
Cigar cases 
Cigar cutters 
Cigar jars 
Cigar lighters 
Cigar vases 
Cigarette boxes 
Cigarette cases 
Cigarette holders 
Cigarette paper holders 
Cigarette vases 
Claret cup spoons 
Claret pitchers 
Class prizes 
Cloak clasps 
Cloth brushes 
Coat chains 



Cocktail mixers 

Cocktail strainers 

Coffee cups 

Coffee pots 

Coffee sets 

Coffee urns 

Coin lockets 

Collapsion cups 

Collar and cuff cases 

Collar buttons 

Collarettes 

College shields — see 

list 
Cologne bottles 
Cologne stands 
Comb cleaners 
Commuters' ticket 

holder 
Compact cases 
Compasses 
Compotiers 
Condiment stands 
Corkscrews 
Corn knives 
Court plaster cases 
Cracker jars 
Cracker scoops 
Cravat holders 
Cream pitchers 
Cribbage boards 
Cricket prizes 
Crochet needles 
Crumb trays 



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Cuff buttons 
Cuff pins 
Cuticle knives 
Cuticle scissors 
Cutlery — see list 
Curling sets 
Curling tongs 

Dashboard clocks 
Dental mirrors 
Desk pads 
Desk rules 
Dessert plates 
Diaries 
Dog collars 
Dog whistles 
Double dishes 
Dressing cases 
Dressing combs 
Drinking cups in cases 
Drinking mugs 
Duck presses 
Duck shears 

Egg boilers 
Egg cups 
Egg cutters 
Embroidery cases 
Embroidery hoops 
Embroidery scissors 
Emery balls 
Enameled articles 
Engagement pads 



Envelope stands 
Eye brow brushes 
Eye glass cases 
Eye glass chains 

Fan chains 
Fencing foils 
Fencing prizes 
Fern dishes 
Finger bowls 
Finger rings 
Fish dishes 
Fish dish covers 
Floss silk cases 
Flower pots 
Flower vases 
Folding mirrors 
Folding scissors 
Food pushers 
Forks — see list 
Fountain pens 
Fruit bowls 
Fruit dishes 
Fruit knives 
Funnels 

Garters 
Garter clasps 
Gas lighters 
Gentlemen's belts 
Gentlemen's 

suspenders 
Ginger ale holders 



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Girdles 
Glass holders 
Glove buttoners 
Glove cases 
Glove menders 
Glove powder bottles 
Glove stretchers 
Goblets 
Gold pens 

Golf prizes — see list 
Golf scorers 
Golf sticks 
Grape dishes 
Grape scissors 
Gratin dishes 
Gravy boats 
Gravy boat stands 
Gravy tureens 
Guard chains 

Hair brushes 
Hair brush trays 
Hair ornaments 
Hair pins 
Hair pin boxes 
Hair pin trays 
Handkerchief cases 
Hand mirrors 
Hat brushes 
Hat labels 
Hat pins 
Horseradish jars 
Hot milk pitchers 



Hot water kettles 
Hot water pitchers 
Hunting knives 

Ice bowls 
Ice cream dishes 
Ice cream plates 
Ice cream sets 
Ice pails 
Ice picks 
Ice scoops 
Ink erasers 
Ink stands 
Inkstand trays 

Jelly dishes 

Jewelry articles — see 

list 
Jewelry cases 
Jewelry caskets 
Jiggers 
Joint holders 
Journals 

Key chains 
Key labels 
Key rings 
Knife rests 
Knife sharpeners 
Knitting ball holders 
Knitting needles 
Knitting needle cases 
Knives — see list 



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Lace pins 
Ladies' belts 
Ladies' sashes 
Ladles — see list 
Lap tablets 
Leather goods — see 

list 
Lemonade mixers 
Lemonade pitchers 
Lemonade spoons 
Lemon knives 
Letter clips 
Letter openers 
Letter scales 
Letter wallets 
Liqueur decanters 
Liqueur labels 
Liqueur sets 
Liquor bottles 
Liquor labels 
Lip salve cases 
Lobster cracks 
Lobster picks 
Lockets 
Lorgnons 
Lorgnon chains 
Love cups 
Lunch casters 

Magnifying glasses 
Magnifying mirrors 
Manicure sets in 

cases 



Marmalade jars 
Marriage certificates 
Match boxes 
Match holders 
Meat dishes 
Meat dish covers 
Medicine cases 
Medicine covers 
Medicine glasses 
Medicine measures 
Memoranda books 
Memoranda tablets 
Menthol cases 
Menthol inhalers 
Menu holders 
Military brushes 
Miniature frames 
Minute glasses 
Mirrors 
Models of chairs of 

noted men — see list 
Mounted glassware - 

see list 
Mounted tiles 
Moustache brushes 
Moustache combs 
Muffineers 
Music rolls 
Mustard pots 

Nail brushes 
Nail brush tubes 
Nail clippers 



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Nail files 
Nail polishers 
Nail scissors 
Napkin holders 
Napkin rings 
Necklaces 
Needle books 
Needle cases 
Needle threaders 
Note blocks 
Note books 
Nut bowls 
Nut cracks 
Nut picks 
Nutmeg graters 

Oil and vinegar stands 
Olive dishes 
Opera glass bags 
Orange cups 
Oyster tureens 

Paper knives 
Paper racks 
Paper weights 
Parasols 
Patty dishes 
Pencil cases 
Pencil erasers 
Pencil holders 
Pen cleaners 
Pen extractors 
Pen holders 



Pen racks 
Pen trays 
Pen wipers 
Pepper boxes 
Pepper mills 
Photograph albums 
Photograph cases 
Photograph frames 
Physicians' bags 
Physicians' books 
Physicians' 

thermometers 
Pickle dishes 
Pin balls 
Pin cushions 
Pin holders 
Pin trays 
Pipe cleaners 
Pipes in cases 
Pitch pipes 
Playing card holders 
Playing card straps 
Pocket books 
Pocket combs 
Pocket flasks 
Pocket fruit knives 
Pocket knives 
Pocket mirrors 
Pocket rules 
Pocket scissors 
Polo prizes 
Pomade boxes 
Porringers 



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Porte monnaies 
Postal scales 
Powder boxes 
Powder puffs 
Prayer books 
Prayer books 

and hymnals 
Preserve dishes 
Prize cups 
Puff boxes 
Pumice stone 
Punch bowls 
Punch ladles 
Purses 

Racing prizes 
Razors 

Razor sets in cases 
Razor strops 
Reading glasses 
Red pepper bottles 
Riding belts 
Riding bits 
Riding boot hooks 
Riding crops 
Riding spurs 
Riding stirrups 
Riding whips 
Rookwood pottery 
Round meat dishes 
Rowing prizes 

Safety pins 



Salad bowls 
Salt cellars 
Salt shakers 
Salts bottles 
Salts bottle cases 
Salts bottle stands 
Salve boxes 
Sauce boats 
Sauce bottles 
Sauce bottle stands 
Sash pins 
Satchels 
Scarf holders 
Scarf pins 
Scissors 
Sealing trays 
Sealing wax holders 
Sealing wax melters 
Seals 

Sermon cases 
Serving waiters 
Shaving brushes 
Shaving brush tubes 
Shaving mirrors 
Shaving mugs 
Shaving sets in cases 
Shaving soap boxes 
Shawl straps 
Sheaths for scissors 
Shoe buttoners 
Shoe horns 
Shopping bags 
Side combs 



Silver models 

(toys) — see list 
Silk belts 
Silk sashes 
Silk winders 
Sleeve buttons 
Sleeve links 
Slop bowls 
Smelling bottles 
Smokers' articles — see 

list 
Smoking sets 
Soap boxes 
Soap dishes 
Soda water holders 
Soup tureens 
Souvenir spoons — see 

list 
Spectacle cases 
Spirit lamps 
Spirit lamp fillers 
Spool holders 
Spoon holders 
Spoons — see list 
Stamp books 
Stamp boxes 
Stamp moisteners 
Stick pins 
Stilettos 

Stocking menders 
Stocking supporters 
Sugar bowls 
Sugar scoops 



Sugar sifters 
Swiss match stands 
Syrup pitchers 

Table silverware — see 

list 
Tablets for chatelaines 
Talcum powder boxes 
Tankards 
Tantalus sets 
Tape measures 
Tatting shuttles 
Tea balls 
Tea ball stands 
Tea bells 
Tea caddies 
Tea makers 
Tea pots 
Tea sets 
Tea strainers 
Tea trays 
Teething rings 
Tennis prizes 
Terrapin dishes 
Terrapin forks 
Terrapin tureens 
Thermometers 
Thimbles 
Thimble cases 
Time glasses 
Toast racks 
Tobacco jars 
Tobacco pipes in cases 



Tobacco pipe cleaners 
Tobacco pouches 
Tobasco sauce bottles 
Tobasco sauce 

bottle stands 
Toilet articles — see list 
Toilet bottles 
Toilet boxes 
Toilet sets in cases 
Tongs — see list 
Tooth brushes 
Tooth brush covers 
Tooth brush dishes 
Tooth brush stands 
Tooth brush tubes 
Tooth picks 
Tooth pick holders 
Tooth powder bottles 
Tooth powder boxes 
Traveling bags 
Traveling cases 
Trophy shields 
Tuck gauges 
Tumblers 
Tweezers 
Twine boxes 

Umbrellas 
Umbrella straps 



Vases 

Vegetable dishes 
Vinaigrettes 
Visiting books 
Visiting cases 

Waiters 
Walking sticks 
Wallets 

Watch bracelets 
Watch chains 
Watch charms 
Watch guards 
Water bottles 
Water pitchers 
Wax balls 
Wax taper stands 
Whisk brooms 
Whiskey jugs 
Whist counters 
Whistles 
Wine coasters 
Wine coolers 
Wine corks 
Wine decanters 
Wine labels 
Wire cutters 
Worcestershire 

sauce stands 



Vaseline cases 
Vaseline stands 



Yachting knives 
Yacht prizes 



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